It would not be an order that would be made as on demurrer, but would be to stay. |
Nor can the court assume, as admitted facts, the averments of the plea from the confession of the demurrer. |
But this demurrer is belied by his demand for a law detailing precisely how accountability must work. |
It seems necessary to enter a demurrer to such moral philosophy, of which there is too much in recent English historiography. |
The court below sustained the demurrer, holding that the plea was insufficient in law to abate the suit. |
Lincoln was teasled as the court sustained a, demurrer about his papers being deficient. |